> I make boards that use the parallel port as a communications > channel for motion control. > These use the IEEE-1284 (EPP) mode for faster communication. > > Right now, I'm selling the Syba SD-PEX10005 board with > MOSCHIP MCS9900CV-AA. > It appears that the MOSCHIP MCS9901 chips also work fine. > These are PCIe chips. > Siig PCIe boards with the OXPCIe952 chip work with later > versions of the Pico Systems hal_ppmc driver (mostly > LinuxCNC 2.7 versions.) > > > For PCI, I recommend the Siig Cyberparallel boards. These > use the Oxford OX9162 chip. > Also, generic boards with the NetMos 9835 and MCS9865 work, > with an option setting to the hal_ppmc driver for Pico > Systems boards, it seems that these work fine with other > drivers. > > Sorry, I don't have the Vendor ID and Device ID's handy at > the moment. Is there a way to show this P&P info on a > running system?
Jon, running the following command will give the Vendor ID and Device ID lspci -vvknn vv = verbosity k = kernel driver loaded nn = gives both the names and ids of the vendor and device. The numbers will be listed as [####:####] The chipset I have discovered is best read from the chip on the card. Joe _______________________________________________ Emc-users mailing list Emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/emc-users
